Nikon W100 Waterproof Tough Compact Camera $137 @ Officeworks

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butwhy on 11/08/2019 - 13:41 officeworks.com.au (314 clicks)
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Available in blue or white

Low end tough camera. Great for those who are clumsy.

Reviews are average, but most places are still selling it for $200+.

Limited stock, but seems like quite a few branches in Melbourne still have them. Kew definitely did this morning.

This Nikon W100 Digital Camera is perfect for capturing memories when you're on holiday, in extreme situations or even just at the beach.
It is waterproof up to 10 m, shockproof from drops up to 1.8 m and freeze proof up to negative 10 degrees so you'll be able to keep it handy almost anywhere you go. Plus, with inbuilt WiFi you can transfer your photos and videos to your devices right away.
The camera can capture still photos at 13.2 MP.

It has an inbuilt 3 x optical zoom and a 4 x digital zoom to help you get in close.
You can review your photos and videos on the inbuilt 2.7" LCD display.

The camera is waterproof up to 10 m so you can take photos underwater.

It is freezeproof up to negative 10 degrees so you can capture photos and videos in almost any environment.

You can record video in 1080p full HD to ensure your memories are clear and vibrant.

The camera comes with inbuilt WiFi connectivity, allowing you to easily share your photos and videos between your devices using SnapBridge.

This camera has a white design which is subtle to match your other accessories

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  dansozb on 11/08/2019 - 14:07

  Thanks OP, was looking for something just like this for my son’s kinder.
  Perfect for them (having wifi and Bluetooth means they don’t need a PC to get the pictures)

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    jv on 11/08/2019 - 16:14

    -1

    (having wifi and Bluetooth means they don’t need a PC to get the pictures)

    So how do they put the pictures in the kids folios without a PC ?

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    hotwinter on 11/08/2019 - 21:57

    I bought the same camera for my 8 year old son. It got moisture trapped behind lens after 10 minutes snorkeling test… $250 in the bin.

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  Charity on 11/08/2019 - 15:23

  Does it or any cheap waterproof camera shoot RAW stills?

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    Shermanpk on 11/08/2019 - 15:34

    +2

    There are a few, but honestly if your shooting on one of these RAW isn't THAT much better in my experience.

    Olympus TG-5 is the one that comes to mind, but the Nikon W300 is pretty good too. As for cheap, probably not.

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      thebadmachine on 11/08/2019 - 17:21

      In defence of small sensors, I can notice a difference in detail (other than the usual dynamic range / post editing exposure) when shooting RAW on iPhone SE (using free version of Lightroom app).
      Of course it all depends on the sensor and I guess you have to try RAW on a particular small sensor before you can be sure there is enough of a difference, to justify buying a particular camera.

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        thebadmachine on 11/08/2019 - 19:57

        Worth noting the default camera on smart-phones does a lot of post processing and compression, so this may be the reason for poor detail in regular photos.